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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Mean tempera,
DEATHS.

LANZARONE.-Died, at 9.Sl 4. NJ, December
2s, lsss, MARIANA LANZAkONE; aged sixty
i've years.
Tho funeral will take place from No ii25
Franklin street THIS thursday AFTERNOON
40 1890 o'clock. Friends and acQgalntances re-
specially invited 10 attend.
PERKINS Died. az Ineieside. Buckingham
county, Va, December %, ls5.. THOMAS fhAlcH
PERKINS. IA the siNty-seyenth year u his age.
Nashville papers please copy.
sPOTT--Died. az tho residence Of his
father, No. iil3 east Main street. tn -sday
afternoon, December -, 1877. at a quarter 10
O'Clock, l. II. CHARLES SPOTr, son Of ". A.
aud kosaline spot; aged thirty years aad three
months.
His funeral will take place from tho
German Evangelical Lutheran church (Bethle-
hem. corner OF Sixth and Clay streets, THU RS
DAY AFTERNOON nc o'clock. Friends ani
acquaintance invited 70 attend.
Washing ton and New York papers please
copy.
TUCKER.-Depat ted this life on wednesday.
December 18th. at o'clock =. ~. at her home.
on Howard Grove Hin, Honrco county, ANNA
TUCKER, beloved wife Of Mr. James u.
Tucker, formerly OF Hanover county, IA tho
thirty-socond year q her age.
Safe In the arms Of Jesus.
Her funeral Will take place THIS Thursday
MORNING the 29ih at Howard s-Groye chapel
By Rev. DIR. Goodwin. Friends and acquaint-
an,es OF deceased arc resgscifGIly invited -
attend.
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MARINE iNgELLISENcE.


Ao0u rises. 500 Evening. ......... 4O7
PORT or RICHMOND DRcaSSs u 1872.
SAIsED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. United State,
mail, merchandise, and passengers. L. Is. Tatam.
agent
CLEARED.
Bark Parsee Br.). Cowen, Rio Janeiro. -four,
Haxali-Crenshaw Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS DRcxxszs q, lsG.
lBy teiegraph.l
ARRIVED
Steamship Invsrmay, Mitchell, Galveston, 10
coal
Steamship Chancellor, -, New Orleans. b.
coal
Tug ocesn King, with barge Gardner, colty.
Nes YORK, 20 load coal.
SAfLEn
sch0oaers II. n. Oids, sIaeed. Boston. yauav
Whisaore, wAitmers, New bedford vlss
s'e~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

The various Christmas clubs of the
city, composed Of the children OF well to-
do parents gave their annual entertain
ment and banquet to the destitute little
ones who. less fortunate, would go with
out a Christmas dinner but for the be-
neyolence of these clubs.
At four different halls in the city q
bounteous repast was spread, and thou
sands of children were Toasted and enter
tanned. The Club Of District No. , gave
their entertainment at the armory OF the
National Rifles. Mrs. Cleveland grdced
the dining room 10y her presence, much
to the Joy and pride of the sixty hundred
and fifty little waits, most Of whom
probably saw "the Presidents wife
for the first time. After the din
ner was over the children were invited
upstairs to the attractions OF a Christ
mas-tree and duly-unilormed Santa
Claus to distribute the gifts. Miss Mol
lie Villas presented them with candies
and Miss Whitney gave them Christmas
cards. Similar exercises took place at
the other cluDs. Not to be outdone in
charity, the colored residents gave adm
ner and Christmas-tree at the Metropoli-
tan African Methodist church.
Surgeon-General Hamilton, Of the
Marine Hospital Service, has issued or
ders providing that hereafter appica-
tons for leave of absence from medical
officers or stewards IN that service will
not be considered while they are under
orders 70 change their stations.
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COTTON REPORT.

MArket quiet
QUOTATIONS..
MIDDLTNG. 101-i6'.
Low MIDDHNG. 9 g-lGc.
GOOD ORDINARY, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

On the subject Of coal the report re-
calls the fact That "the first definite dis
coYery Of coal in North America can be
credited to Colonel William Byrd, who
made n report May 10, 17Ol, TO the
Colonial Council Of Virginia. ID
which he relates the discovery OF
coal III the Richmond basin.
The coal. however. WAS not worked for
general sale TO the public until between
100 and 1850. The interest in this coal
field now is of historical and geological
character, since the working of the coal
beds, principally at the Midlothian col
liery, has been practically abandoned.
Mr. job Atkins. mining engineer at The
Midlothian coiiiory, has recently made q
report in which be- claims that this col
liery can ice revoked and other coal
beds opened up at "a handsome profit TO
a judlcioJs and careful operator The
most important co1lhcld in Virginia
il the rocahontas Fiattop coalGeld,
which came into prominence as a
semi-bitumin0us coalfcll ID 1888.
An average analysis Of ten samples
OF ills coal showed a percentage OF
fixed carbon Of over - per cent. and
only .7ol per cent OF sulphur. The
Of tine confirming industry
IN this field has been wonderful. as shown
by the output for the past four years
The report quotes a paper read by Pro-
lessor McCrcath and T.. y. DInvilliers
to this effect: "ln the purity and gen
tral excellence of its coke and the cheap
ness with which the raw coal is mined
Virginia is well in advance of either
Alabama or Tennessee. The quality of
This Virginia coal and coke is already
we'll known, and its reputation Is cstab-
ished by practical use in the Roanoke
and LyDchbTg furnaces and at various
'oundries in the South"
The report being for the year 1856
Toes not notice the very great develop
pents made during the last year in the
mining industries of the State.
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The WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
rainy In iho forenoon, followed by clear Wea-
Their ia the afternoon. and cold 40 night
Range Of Thermometer Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

DECEMBER Market quiet and bur little bust
ness reported 40 the commission houses. Prime
3.j g.; fancy. 3hr; common. 2a2kc., shollrd.
&c.: Spanish, 24c., factory hand-pickcd'
o. aic
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NFW YnRK onTToV ErTrRrs

NEW YORK. December 2S-Co,ton Not 70
ceipts. l,sr bales: efoss receipts, G.0i4 bales
Futures closed steady; saies. l2ia0 bales:
December, fll4Sfln %. January. Si0i2asi03.
February, sl0bsa,l06f: March. SlO1aSl0l';
April. So SaN0A: Nay, flOgaSl0W: juno,
iiL0l July, sllO8atfl DC: August. SiimaflLiO.
Septemhcr. sl0d1a,l0f5; October, tl0-l4ti0D;
November. $40. iJgSlnIl.
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A Hill hoy Seriously Injured.

RUN INTO BY STREET CAR AND BADLY HURT.
Shortly after O'Clock this morning. Hamilton
Nash, seventeen years OF age. a hill boy employed
on the Metropolitan street Railway, was hitching
his horse to summer car to assist in pulling it
up the grade on 9th street, between II and l
streets, when he was struck by the step on the
side. and stumbling, fell He was thrown so near
the track that the front wheel OF the car struck
him On the body between the shoulder and the
hip. His clothing becoming entangled In the
wheel, he was dragged short distance before the
car was stopped. The Injured and insensible boy
was taken into neighbOring house and the police
ambulance summoned. lie was taken to Provi-
dence Hospital. and the doctors there said that
his pelviS vas fractured and that he had probably
Suffered internal injuries. He lived at 2226 Bound
airy street.
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RAILROADS
DILpNoNT AIR LINZ,

IDlIDMONI AK LINZ,
II Schedule i'm effect June 5sh 1881
= 30 A. M.-East Tenn. Mail Daily For warrenton,
Sordonsyile. Charlottesville, lynclburg aud Stations
sprinss Allegheny Springs. Bristol. Knoxville Rome
sSlera Montgomery aud New Orleans Pullman
SSePer Aslington O. New Orleans.
liza M.-Fast Mail Daily tor Nayrenton, Char
iottesN HE ttordonsylllc. stations thes Ohio Route
lynchhurs Rocky Mount. DanVille and stations be-
tween l.ynchhur and DanSille tircenshpro Raleigh.
charlotte. Atlanta, birmingham Montgomery. New
SItea.s' heNas ana California lullman Sleeper New
iNth "a Atlanta, IN Connection with Pullman Sieercrs
Atlaita to New oIlesns aud Mann Bputioir Slecpers
Tor M,y,aingham. Nick .burg and shreveport solid
& and % route points sundays.
..32 r. M1Daily except sunday for Manassas.
through coach to Marrenton for Fauquier White sui
phur Sprlnss Connects NJ kivertun with y. \. X. X
$50 p M.-MeStern Express Daily for warren;oa,
ccfnensNlIe thariotteSN lie Louisville. Cm-nnRti
Route Pullman SleeIers anil slid 1r,,,,s Mtshius--
ton 10 LOUISVILLE also Tor INchhrc BRISTOL Chats
p p Memphis Lite Rock and all southwestern
foiits; lhrpuSh tnlltnan Slccpcrs WASHINGTON 10
Memphis without change
:00P. MIS3uthern ENpress Daily for Iynchburs,
Danvllle, Raleigh, AShc,lile. CHARLOTTE iol lmha'
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY New Orleans.
Iexss and California Pullman SlreyserS Washington
Montgomery New Orleans Pull,lar sier,srrs wash
ington 10 Augusta without change. also Pillman
sleeper. Masnnston 10 ,ireenbrler White Sulphur
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash.
NJ. Daily arrive Round illll l / q A nj and IL p
NJ; Returning leave Round liill s05 NJ Daily and
so NJ p %d tHGeIt SUNDAY arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan.
VILE and Lynchburr. arrive IN Washington \ Id NJ
bury at 10 A. A NJ and q 40 p NJ .. Ma %h. a. sna
OHIO Route and Charlottesville a, - 40 T. NJ Stra-
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation ana information
furshedand ba-lage checked al oihce SEQ Iful-,l.
Raiiroad. 9th and d streets. JAS. l. TANIoR
.Ro General Passenger Agent
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THE COMMITTEES RBAPPoINrED, AS THE OLD
WAS LOST.

THE COMMITTEES RBAPPoINTED, AS THE OLD LIST
WAS LOST.
There was meeting last evening Of Citizens
Association No 9, in Masonic Hall, Anacostia. s.
NJ. Golden occupied the chair and j. s. Barker was
secretary. The record Of the appointment Of COM
mittees having been lost, 1t was decided to reap
point the committees which was done, as follows,
the frst-named On each committee being the
Chairman: schools, d. C. Fountain, d. L. Pitcher
and III. b. BeSter; police, Charles Barker, L. j..
jenkins and III. b. BeSter; charities w. T. Ander-
son and Charles Kerby; Streets roads and build
A. Linger and A. j. Curtis; lights, Thomas Gray
Julius W. TOlson and III. y. Linger; railroads, John
y. Minnix and George +. PyleS. The executive
Commute Will consist OF the chairmen OF the fore
going committees, the officers OF the association,
and the following who were elected: j. f. MinntX,
j. ii. Simpson and W. NJ. King. number OF
vacancies in the above committees will be filled
with The names OF citizens In the Bennings neigh
borhood The association adjourned until next
month.
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Accused and Accm,er, Locked IN.

MARYIASDERS, WHO CAME HERE TO CAPTURE AN
ALLEGED COLoRED THIEF, GET INTO TROUBLE.
Yesterday afternoon j. C. Powell, from near
Rockville, Nd, entered police headquarters and
complained TO Inspector Swindell that Chas.
Claggctt, colored, who had been in the employ Of
Jas. y. Millikin, near Rockville had left with s14
in cash. belonging TO his employer. He was sup
posed TO have come to this city. .All want you
TO do, said Powell, sis to catch the man. The
sheriff Will come after him. But II you catch him
any OF Us will take him back, and Will see that he
don't steal any more" Mr.. Powell and his friend,
who said he had been robbed by Ciaggett, went off
and got 10 drinking before they went TO the train
10 send the sheriff after the prisoner. When they
arrived al the depot they were pretty well under
the Influence OF liquor, and the conductor refused
TO take them on the train. They became quarrel
some, and We're arrested and locked up over night
by Officer Butler. This morning, in the Police
Court, Powell and the man who claims to be MILL
Kin, or Mulligan, were charged {the latter under
the name OF MOrgan) with being disordcrly in the
depot. The Judge took their personal bonds. The
cOlOrei man Claggett was arrested In West Wash
ington by Officer Fisher and held for the Mary
land officers. He turned over TO Sheriff Miller,
OF Rockville, this morning.
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SALES OF DEEP Rock WATER-The Voti0nnl Re-
pltotcn, OF WaShington, ID. c. IN its issue OF June
~, copies an article from the Boston 7rdreIEer
that speaks OF the large number OF cases of that
great water FOR govt and rbeumatiSm-the Lon
uonderry Lfthia-that their southern agents, 'the
80 tierS," sell Knowing that the same firm sell
Deep Rock, we asked Mr.. DoOlittle, the proprietor
% the spring, what the Skaters were doing for
peep Rock. He referred To his shipping book and
showed that he had shipped them six car loads. or
k|O Dds, between May - and June % OF this sea-
son. Deep Rock Stl leads In the field OF fountain
"aters-Os1CegD Daily Tunes, JIly9 oh.
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FINE PoRrnAIrs. Kets Kemethy. 100 Pa ave-

THE SPTCE-LsDES gales Of Araby the Blest"
which furnish the theme for many an Oriental
poet, would scarcely seem fragrant by comparison
with E1Stman'S Aloha Perfume
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FJsSETIS ICE-CRFsN.

HoT OK COLD. always well and happy; his busi-
ness + his pleasure. You Will find him at keni-
sons fourteen hours out OF twenty-lOur 10th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, over Davis hat
store. Corns and bunion5 relieved in i've minutes
without pain.
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A Shooting Man on Trial.

A STATEMENT IN REFERENCE TO THE GRAND ARMY
DENIED.
Yesterday afternoon Vim. c. Morton was placed
on trial in the Criminal Court, Judge Montgom
for assault and battery with intent to kill Lizzie
Moore Irene Schafer, Alice Osborn and officer Hell
Ter on the 10th OF March last. The trial was con-
tinued this morning, Mr. Lincoln for the defendant
Yesterday afternoon Lizzie Moore, the keeper OF
the house In the division where the shooting Oc-
Cured testified that 7. III. Mckee had asked her
10 sign paper agreeing that she would prose-
cute the case, saying ii she did not agree the
Grand Army OF the Republic would break her
down Mckee denied having said anything about
The Grand Army, Duc admitted that he did ask her
10 sign paper stating that Morton was not in
condition To know what he was doing at the time
ami this piperwas TO be used With Sci atOr Gull ON
Wll1 had secured i position for Morton.
me testimony as TO the shooting was to the
eflvtt that the defendant ana Adam MCGEE went
ana when a WOMAN parted them he shot at the
was Intoxicated at the time and did not know
What he WAS dCing.
The ccUrt Instructed the jury that the assaults
We're not denied but the intent to Kill was and it
Is Claimed that Morton was in such q condition
TIA; hc could not have formed the specific intent
10 Kill This then was the question for the Jury
was the defendant capable at the time OF forming
al Intent 10 Kill?
GUILTY OF ASSAULT.
The jury, after an absence OF thirty minutes. re.
turned verdict or guilty OF assault in each of the
FOUR counts OF the indictment.
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HNHE GREAT
IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

NHE GREAT PPEyysy1y,s1. porrr
10 THE TR Rkck WEST hSB
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
ru.,,.,. IN L ls M. MAJ O.. rs 1851:
and Bstreets as follows:
For Pttsburg aud the West, Chicago Limited Express
Ine ESQ Il daily 70 Cincinnati and fh st L6ais
WITH Sleeping Cars from HarrisburE TO cinclnna
To ShlcaTe with sieepIng Car - 70 Cicago
Cars Washington to Chicago and 81 Louis aud har,
rsburg 10 Cleveland. connecting at Harrisburg
Tace r TaErs 59P lS a nT
and the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg To
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1000 p. NJ. daily, except saturday With Palaces
Cars Washington to Rochester
:, A. NJ. daily. except SUNDAY.
For New iork ana the ,East % 300, 90 and
Sunday 800 %, o NJ 90 LILO l@; 10 go and
Carr. $40 A N. daily. except sunday. aud 4 90
For Bo NJ dal ritS month ca g a a Il ns s
For For Brooksn f rSur trains sFy ans At
Jersey City with boats 81 Brooklyn Aapea tori.
For fPi ;1sss ae5oss NeH i9F ao cry
fo4 10 AN and ~ I'm On sunday
300 IL 40 A. NJ 200. ALL. 900. 1000 and
days and 400 I. NJ daily. with PENNSYLVANIA Rh.
For baltimore 6:35. 7:a5. 900, GAO. $50. I1:Io
"a 90 90 $40 80 1000 and Ii On Sun Sun
1 lilo. 600. = 10. 10 90 aud IL 20 M
For Pope's Creek Line, 20 A NJ and 4:40 M daily
except Sunday.
For Annapolis 7;o5 An. II a.. q 20 and 90 M,
daily. except Sunday. Sundays 300 AN. 10
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 90. @ 40. 40. g:47. 10 81 An,
II :04 noon POS. 4::s5. A. 30. OF, sos, 1908
and IL 81 L. NJ On sunday at q 90, $40. Y:41.
1u:1s AN. 2::0. 6 .Ol = -, and 10 90 y ".
For Richmond and the South. 900. 10 81 An. daily.
and 30 L. NJ daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra & On .l1.
a:10, l0:ll. Ii -o1 AN. :.n. $780, 3:..:B. , 10,
r:05, 9::i2 aud 10; AZ PM. aud l2;l5 midnight
texcept Monday On Sunday at q 90. $40. and
ll:oa AN: 200, $50. 90, 3:32, IL az NJ aud
1o:l3 niglt.
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue aud ut tbs
station, where orders be left the che.king II
baggage 10 destination hotels and residences
CHAS. L. PUGH, General Manager.
j. T. WOOD General Passenger Agent ie25
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE To LONDON.
- NORDEJ fischer LLOYD 8. 8. co.
last Express steamers
To Southampton 1,ondon. Havrel Bremen.
Trave, Ned. july -. IL fuldA, Sat, July ld
. pm.; Saale, Ned. Jry 20, am. Ailer, Wed july
%, IL a.in; Elbe heu., Aug a. a. ll.; Nerra. We'd.
Aug. 10. - 80 u.
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table, luxurioua
saloon appointments. Prices list cabin, 90 and up-
wards BERTH according 10 location; I'd csbn, $50 q
berth; Steerxse st low rates. Apply to
1yo l. 4. DkOOP. us Penn. svA
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We WELL CLOSE AT ; Pm Tomorrow CWednes-
day., July 18TH This IS done TO give our employees
al opportunity to attend their annual excursion.
LASSBURGH a BEo.
FACE and eyeslght ntted- ~. Hamplers. ave. & AZ.
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Leave Washington from station corner % New Jsr-
For Chicaro. 10 81 am ana q 40 r m dall,. with
lsst Limited ENlress tor I1ttsburg and Chicago
me al 9c No extra fare As charged this
Fer Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis daily att Il
Ss,,,1, ,,,rs "a 80 .i,,,t,, III, "a y -, anu al1s
clanve, j Ii pm. Is last limited Gincuuat
and ST LOUIS, arriving IN Cincinnati next morning
80. ST. Louis 40 pm. Noextra fare Is charged "a
or rittshurg 10 -, m. and - pm. daily {,
ritisbuix, Cleveland and Detroit, with fArlor and
sl.ouinG Cars To httsburg.
S, nr rGs ga 81, lald9aI Valley Railroad between
daily except sunday.
For Lexington ANA Local Stations 10 10 am daily
For HaSre de Grace Newark. wilmington and Phils
Tor Iinrsion Delaware and i2Sennediste point.
between Baltimore and Wilmington. ) 90 am. daily.
For HayTe de Grace. sinrerly and intermediate
FOR Bam~9Te S on week SGSgd day., sunday 30 eo 30
frai1 ssa so = 6 an a. ial9 IA 32 t42,,ning;s
For Baltimore on Sundays 6:3G 30 =. 30 and
- an n 20; 30 $50. 80, 4:4o $50. 6:i5
FOR AnnSrSiis $40 and 30 am. and ~ 10 and
30 pm. ON SUNDAY 5 30 am. 40 pm.
more y y al s between Washington and isiti;
aud 80 pm. ON sunday 5 80 am aud 1 30 3 30
tan branch a. am daily except Sunday %ns 20
pm pm, Tor principal stations only 440pn. daily,
in,inns ~ 10 an daily on SUNDAY stops at all
slauois- Tor pdllneIriurE ana intermediate ppints
3:Ob am, IL 30 except sunday ; b and az
pm daily. For Buyds and intern 20
J. M daily. Church train leaves Washington ON sunday
only nj 10 pm, stopping all stations ON Metro
p"Itan Branch For Frederick 10. 10 IN. and 4 40
pm daily. except sunday
For ha,erstown 1910 IN. and ) 30 pm daily e,-
ceIt SUNDAY
Trans arrive from the West daily G 20 20 am.
IL and 1 30 pm.
From points ON Shenandoah Valley RR, LIS pm
DAILY.
From PHILADELPHIA, Chester. Wilmington and TIavrs
de Grace, 10 40 am. 90 pm and 30 nm. daily
From HaNre de Grace. slngerly and internIedlats
points north of Baltimore 10 GOA
From Annapolis 80 and 10 b AM and 30 and
D 20 pm Sunday, 10 30 IA. u 30 pm.
Prom Hariers Ferry and Valley Railroad, ID PIN
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points ga m
and 4 ID y. NJ daily except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore tor Washington al TO- 30
30. 300 800, 10 90 and 10 80 a m IL H. IL,
3. =. y, u. $50. 40. 4 30 and IL 90 D. m ON
sundays u 30 81. 800 aud 10 a. m. 10 Ii, ID,
$500. $50 A. \ 80 and IL 90 pm.
All trains from Washington stop a Relay station
except -. ID, 1 30 pm.
For further Information apply al the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket office, WASHINGTON station 6la and 1851
Pennsy lvania avenue l4h street where
Will be taken for baggage ~ be checked and received &C
any point III the city.
W. NJ CLEMENTS, C. X LORD, O. p A
Manager, Baltimore.
PERCY O. SMITH. Pass'r Ag't Washington jy2
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CITY ITEMS.
No More High Price


No More High Prices.
New New; latest improved Sewing Machines Of all
Send for catalogue. Telephone 1922.
Fifsy-Cent Silk Faced su.penders now
25c. at Baum's.
Dog collars! Engraving Free walford, 4s7 Pa av
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
IS valuable substitute for tea or coffee It nour-
tshes while they only stimulate. A superior drink
for children and for nervous and delicate women
and grocers keepit 1t.
Only Csc. for our Soc Silk Faced suspenders
DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron has long
physical proStration where the bodily functions
have refused to do their duty. 1t Is one of those
n0n-Secret remedies which can be taken with the
most perfect confidence Of success Sold by all
druggists.
DR.. Henley's celebrated Celery, Beef and Iron
Tonic.
Gents. Don't fail to see our Csc. Silk Faced
Suspenders; were SOC. Baum's.
A Singer for a Song.
SO will buy good Singer. with all the latest
improved attachments, at Auerbach's, 9TH II. /
Silk Faced Suspenders for 25c; were Soc
Baum'S.
An Oil Stove is necessity and luxury for
every housekeeper during the summer. The best
quote the following prices:
Handy Lamp, 69c.
Lamp Stove, Soc.
Junior, No. = $1.99.
Junior, No. ), S299.
Also, Extension Tops and Ovens.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH & WARDwELL,
eos 705 and 7O7 Market Space.
s"Thc Queen of Beers."-Moerlein's pure,
unadulterated Cincinnati Beer is especially
adapted for family use 75c. per doz Agency, 1906
ID St NV Gm
'eROyal Glue'' mendS em.-Boston Varieties
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In \ h. Ward" prints, 4oc. per ID.
&c. per quart.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


<ndicdtlons for the 24 hours commencing at 3 D. M
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and Viz.
ginia fair weather. slight changes in Temperature
Winds shifting to sOutherly.
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THE RUSH

For Our Elegant Spring and Summer
Clothing has commenced. Think care
fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly.
Don't wait. Our Beautiful Spring and
Summer Goods have come and are going
rapidly. In these days good old-fash-
ion honesty is rare. therefore you will be
pleased to see how we have combined old
time honestly in quality and price, with
new. fresh styles in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Styles
the latest, quality excellent, prices low
est. Buyers cannot put their money! in
more liberal hands. You need not accept
our statements as we back them with
goods and prices. Our $12, S15, 31S
suits, must be seen: you cannot imagine,
from advertisement. Can say We
have seen sui.s sold at much moro
money that will not bear comparison
with these.
Tailoring department on second and
third floors.
NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
my31 625 Pennsylvania avenu,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-12
CITY AND DISTRICT.
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